Sentence examples for trivial release from inspiring English sources

And now that trivial release is being taken from him.

But the NRA, which dismissed other boycott actions as trivial, released a dire video message (on NRATV), equating calls to shut it down with an attack on free speech.

But the power of online groups, Web anonymity and a growing spirit of partisanship have by now made calls to shun a film — for its politics, its rating or matters as seemingly trivial as its release date — almost absurdly routine.

Mounting evidence suggests that in this patient population trauma, often trivial, leads to the release of specific cytokines that upregulate osteoclasts to absorb bone (41).

But years later, when I finally bought my own edition of Trivial Pursuit — Volume 6, released in 2003 — the categories were all slightly different.

It is also fairly trivial to reconstruct earlier periodic releases using subsequent ones from the same stable release, since the date when each node was added to SCOPe is shown on the Stats & History page) and also stored in the MySQL database.

Treatment with either equol or tamoxifen, on the other hand, had a lesser effect on caspase-9 and caspase-7 cleavage associated with a trivial effect on cytochrome-c release from the mitochondria into the cytosol.

It is easy to think of firms or establishments that are dominant in a specific industry or geographic location to such degree that their identification would be trivial if their data were released.

Eminem has broken a slew of records both huge and trivial in the months since releasing his surprise new album, Kamikaze.

"The loss of mangroves is not and should never be trivial," Greenpeace said in a statement released on Wednesday.

No doubt sensing my outrage, a friend bought me Trivial Pursuit: Book Lover's Edition (released in 2004) several Christmases ago.